Question Fresh Install Blue Screens (On my knees pleading for assistance)
Question Fresh Install Blue Screens (On my knees pleading for assistance)
I've been experiencing steady blue screens for some time, and they don't appear to be tied to any particular cause—they seem random. I play a lot of games, and sometimes I can run for days without a blue screen while achieving peak performance, but other times the issue pops up when opening my browser or browsing the web.
I replaced my original SSD and hard drives to install Windows on a new drive, then transferred all my files over. After setting up Windows on the new drive (which had a few strange blue screens and crashes during installation), I still encounter blue screens, especially now that I've been copying large amounts of data. I've been browsing the internet for hours without triggering the issue.
I usually try to fix this myself, but I'm really confused about what to do next. I went through all the checks I thought were necessary before resetting Windows, and even after, nothing changed. I've tried everything I could think of, but I need someone to walk me through the troubleshooting steps.
The last action I took was updating my BIOS, yet the problem persists.
I'm really in need of help—I can do anything you ask, and I'm struggling a lot.
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What more do I have to supply? I'm ready to offer whatever is needed, but I'm uncertain about any additional items I might be missing.
I just realized they're using the adapter you gave with the card, the 4090
I still have your Elgato 4KHD60 in the slot beside the GPU that I neglected until recently.
I refer to the 4090 adapter cable included with the card.
This octopus hell
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I question if it's likely, in fact, it might be more connected to memory or CPU voltage rather than something else. Have you made any updates to the BIOS?
bios is currently in the latest release, prior to that it was the first version to resolve the voltage problems for intel processors